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Busy long weekend for firefighters
The long weekend kept firefighters busy as they battled a three-day fire, attended to a man who had fallen mid-way off a cliff trying to put that fire out and battled an island fire in Lake of Bays.
What of the G20 and the largest mass arrest in Canadian history?
Young street pharmacist charged with cooking up drugs
On Friday May 18 Huntsville street crime members, along with detachment members, Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau, and Central Region Drug Enforcement A busted a residence on Ravenscliffe Rd., Huntsville near Rosseau, for the purpose of conducting a search warrant.
District of Muskoka technologically divided
Muskoka - Information technology services at the district costs taxpayers about $1.5 million per year.
Huntsville man, 22, charged with trafficking steroids
A 22-year-old Huntsville man will appear in court next week to face a number of charges relating to a police investigation into the sale of steroids.
Watchdog Says Police Used Excessive Force in G20 Arrests
Police officers chase demonstrators during the G20 summit in Queen's Park on June 26, 2010.
The time to take action on Toronto G20 summit security was 2009
The various reports now blasting police crowd control measures and violations of civil rights during the G20 fiasco in Toronto in 2010 are a classic case of closing the barn door after the horse has left.
Big-screen TV stolen in Huntsville cottage break-in
A A Thieves left no cupboard unopened inA a cottage break-in in Huntsville - before leaving with a big-screen TV.
RCMP acted reasonably at G8-G20 summits in Ontario, watchdog says
Interim Chair Ian McPhail of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the Royal Canadian Mounted Police speaks to The Canadian Press at his office in Ottawa on Friday, May 11, 2012 regarding the final report of the Public Interest Investigation Into RCMP Members Conduct Related To The 2010 G8 and G20 Summits.
FYCSM expands operations to Gravenhurst
COMMUNITY PARTNERS. The District of Muskoka community services location in Gravenhurst celebrated a major partnership with Family, Youth and Child Services of Muskoka May 9 as the organizations officially launched their new, combined expanded space.
MBRP moving ahead with expansion plans
It's a go. MBRP Inc. co-owner Ginger Barkey confirmed that the company, one of the industry leaders in performance exhaust systems manufacturing and design, has received approval from the Town of Huntsville for its expansion plans.
Zoning decision trumps jobs: developer
HUNTSVILLE Three industries have been shut out of a Huntsville property because of a council decision, says business owner Kris House.
Lake of Bays hashes out fire agreement with Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE/LAKE OF BAYS The cost of doing business with Huntsville is going up for Lake of Bays.